Utilizing waste in South Kalimantan as a sustainable technological solution is an innovative step that has great potential in overcoming environmental and economic problems. This region, which is rich in natural resources, also produces waste from various sectors such as agriculture, industry and households. One solution that is being developed is processing waste into renewable energy. For example, fly ash waste, palm oil waste, candlenut shell waste, red brick powder and others can be processed into concrete mixtures which can be used as alternative materials. This recycling effort not only reduces the volume of waste that pollutes the environment, but also provides additional economic value. By utilizing waste effectively, South Kalimantan can reduce negative impacts on the environment, while encouraging greener and more sustainable economic growth. This effort shows the region's commitment to adopting environmentally friendly technology for a better future. These wastes can be used as a normal quality concrete mixture in accordance with standardization, the mixture of which is tested in the laboratory.
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